[bug #25037] gorm not correctly working on openbsd 4.3 sparc64

[Sebastian Reitenbach]

Follow-up Comment #13, bug #25037 (project gnustep):

Richard suggested to tweak the nsinvocation to get the retLarge as the first,
and research, why it is crashing from withing gdb. However, nsinvocation is
actually not crashing in loopLarge, or retLarge, but in loopSmall (see
stacktrace in last comment):

(gdb) list nsinvocation.m:490
485       printf("Expect: {99,large,99.99}, ");
486       [inv getReturnValue: &la];
487       printf("invoke: {%d,%s,%.2f} ", la.i, la.s, la.f);
488       la = [p retLarge];
489       printf("forward: {%d,%s,%.2f}n", la.i, la.s, la.f);
490
491       SETUP(loopSmall:);
492       printf("Expect: {8,9}, ");
493       [inv setArgument: &tmpsm atIndex: 2];
494       [inv invokeWithTarget: t];
(gdb) list nsinvocation.m:497
492       printf("Expect: {8,9}, ");
493       [inv setArgument: &tmpsm atIndex: 2];
494       [inv invokeWithTarget: t];
495       [inv getReturnValue: &sm];
496       printf("invoke: {%d,%d} ", sm.c, sm.i);
497       sm = [p loopSmall: tmpsm];
498       printf("forward: {%d,%d}n", sm.c, sm.i);
499
500       SETUP(loopLarge:);
501       printf("Expect: {1,hello,1.23}, ");

had no time yet to look, why the things happen, probably next year ;)

thanks
Sebastian

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